Emulation [RELEASE] Cemu - Wii U emulator

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Something tells me Exzap is working on compatibility rather than fixing minor graphical glitches.

Mario games typically play really well and his focus should be on getting more functions to work.

I'm not sure if I am the only one who feels this way, but I am growing tired of the constant Mario, Zelda and Xenoblade videos.
yeah i can relate to that, but im happy with these marios and stuff, waiting patiently for the day lego city undercover works haha
 
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I like this site. I like to know when an new update it out. But this is too much all those videos just to get people on you're youtube channel. And it's the same videos all around... can you do something @Exzap
Love you're emulator but in this site it's only the same video from 300 guys .. stop the spam!
 
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you are not using the right tab to measure memory out put of that single application as you can see in my picture 1.5gb's less ram used
 

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you are not using the right tab to measure memory out put of that single application as you can see in my picture 1.5gb's less ram used
yes, but you do not think this can vary between PCs, because I did not have that problem in version 1.5.5c
 
yes, but you do not think this can vary between PCs, because I did not have that problem in version 1.5.5c
if you have a memory issue you have a system memory leak so change ram slots

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I wouldn't judge cemu, win10 is full of memory leaks.
no windows 10 isnt full of memory leaks i have zero issues with it and neither does any of the windows insiders and it's part of the check list we go through with each build so if you have memory issues you need to check the hardware you own it could be failing
 
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You're right, Decaf progress it's been amazing this month


Not only One Piece, but a lot of gaming are becoming playable too :)

i love decaf it was built right and not hacky. i love the nice and sllow progress it has more like citra get everything built right and then worry about games
 
if you have a memory issue you have a system memory leak so change ram slots

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no windows 10 isnt full of memory leaks i have zero issues with it and neither does any of the windows insiders and it's part of the check list we go through with each build so if you have memory issues you need to check the hardware you own it could be failing

A) Changing RAM slots won't fix a memory leak, that's hardware 101, B) Windows 10 (all versions really) is rife with resource management issues, especially memory it wouldn't surprise me at all if anyone is experiencing memory leaks because windows misconfigured itself, it's known to do that, and Microsoft doesn't care enough about their customers to fix it, asserting that because you don't have memory leaks doesn't make that fact go away, and yes, it's a fact.

However that doesn't mean that there isn't a leak in cemu though, @ned have you tried it on another PC?
 
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I can't tell if this is because of the game or the emulator. Probably the emulator because this game runs way too fast now.
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those sites are garbage and everything they have said has been disproved many times by microsoft sorry to break the news but if you are going to learn about windows 10 it's best to do it on mydigitalife windows 10 section at least you will get the truth http://forums.mydigitallife.info/forums/54-Windows-10
 

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How cute, Microsoft debunking claims about their operating system, Microsoft will always defend their brand. I'm a developer myself and I'm constantly having to fight with the APIs in order to get them to behave the way they're advertised, something which is actually surprisingly difficult. COM is a joke, DX is a nightmare, and it's easy to get kernel memory in usermode, something that should never happen. I primarily develop for Linux and OS X, and other *NIX platforms, and the only non-*NIX OS I develop for is the only OS I have any major issues with. From weird bugs that crop up in otherwise harmless situations, to full blown crashes because a Windows API simply doesn't behave as expected. That's not my fault, I can't babysit Windows APIs and services to make sure they behave properly, and you can defend it all you want. The fact of the matter is that Windows 10 does have resource issues, especially with memory management, that no other platform I've developed for has ever had. Weird memory leaks with seemingly no source is one such issue.


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Quit using your own experiences as a metric, that's anecdotal at best, do some actual research before making silly assertions, everything I posted above can be verified simply by checking other projects, or blogs bemoaning certain aspects of windows development.

Just because you don't get memory leaks from windows, doesn't mean others don't, Windows is not a universal experience, and acting like it is is ignorant at best, and woefully dishonest at worst.

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*cough*https://blogs.windows.com/windowsex...ns-for-windows-10-and-surface-for-businesses/*cough*

Is that site garbage @Wardoctors?
 
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